As promised, here is the second half of the Abbey Road projects. I had plenty of leftovers from the Abbey Road mini album to make a 12×12 layout. The focus of my layout are my DH and DS. I thought even though the paper is flowery, the blue and the brown kept it somewhat masculine. What do you think?
By mixing various types of flowers I was able to add dimension to the layout. (You may notice I’m all about dimension! I tend to use that word a lot in regard to my projects.) Here I used a rub-on flower with a punched flower center, a punched flower, and a Prima flower. You can curl the petals of a punched flower to give it more dimension (there’s that word again!). I also used pop dots to give the punched flower more height.
I tend to be a journaling minimalist. Here, I journaled around the sides of the photo. And, as I do with all my son’s layouts, I had to add the date. Goodness know I will not always remember when I look back at these pages!
On a different note, I spent the day at the Scrapbook Expo in Duluth, GA yesterday. So many exciting products! My girlfriends and I had quite a good time as you can see by all the bags of stuff we managed to buy!
More to come on our adventures at the Scrapbook Expo later in the week…
MM CUSTOM CREATIONS
Monday 13th of July 2009
Thanks, Amber!
Amber
Monday 13th of July 2009
I agree that the brown keeps the LO masculine. And what adorable pics of Gavin!! I just love him!!
Can't wait to hear about the convention!